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“Slow-paced Justice and fast-paced technology” is a sentence we often hear from tech entrepreneurs in Tunisia.
Join us for this conference organized by ICC YAF to debunk myths and prejudices about the Justice System and Start-ups and how ADR can be a lifeline for start-ups.
Who should attend?
All young arbitration and ADR practitioners 40 years and under, regardless of their professional background (in-house counsel, lawyers, law professors consultants, etc.) and all young entrepreneurs, representatives of advisory & mentoring organisations, representatives of start-up incubators, start-up accelerators, coworking spaces, and venture capital companies are welcome!
Objective
The first session will be an icebreaker between the two worlds of legal professionals and start-ups. Our speakers will present ADR in a simplified manner to our audience.
Our speakers from the start-up ecosystem will share their experience in relation to dispute resolution in the fast-paced environment of start-ups.
In the second session, our ICC guest will talk about ICC’s Model Contracts for start-ups and how ADR can be a lifeline for start-ups.
To top it off, an alumna from the Tunisian Willem C. Vis Moot team will talk about how start-ups can be a part of the ADR process (vis moot problem 2020-2021).
16:30-17:00 |
Coffee & Registration |
17:00-17:15 |
Welcome Remarks
Tribute to the Tunisian Vis Moot Team
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17:15-17:30 |
Launch of IFRIQYA Arbitration Forum
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17:30-18:30 |
Fundamental Principles and Elements Governing ADR - ADR Simplified
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18:30-19:15 |
Dispute Resolution within the Startup Ecosystem - an insider’s insight
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19:15-19:30 |
Q&A |
20:00 |
Closing remarks |
Alya Ladjimi |
Manager ICC International Centre for ADR, Paris |
Ahmed Ouerfelli |
Arbitrator and Mediator, Founder of Ouerfelli Attorneys & Counsel |
Diamana Diawara
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Director, ICC Arbitration and ADR, Africa, ICC International Court of Arbitration |
Rawdha Hidri (Moderator) |
ICC YAF Representative for Tunisia; Junior Associate, Houerbi Law Firm, Tunis |
Maha Khannoussi |
Senior Program Officer, Flat6Labs, Tunis |
Maya Boureghda Chebeane |
Lawyer, Founder of Jurismed |
Mohamed Lotfi El Ajeri |
Attorney, Counsellor at law, and Mediator, Founder of El Ajeri Lawyers “EAL” |
Nour Mseddi |
Coach of the Tunisian Vis Moot Team, Junior Legal Counsel at Houerbi Law Firm |
Sami Houerbi |
International Arbitrator, Lawyer, Former ICC Director, Founder of Houerbi Law Firm |
Sana Belaid |
Senior Counsel, Cisco Legal Global Strategy Team, Member of the International Court of Arbitration of the ICC; Technology Law Expert; Executive Coach |
Venue |
THE DOT 2 Rue du Lac Malaren, 1053, Lac 1, Tunis, Tunisia |
Travel info |
Google maps link: THE DOT |
Other |
Limited seats, first come, first served basis. |
Sanitary Protocol |
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GDPR clause
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For further information, please contact:
Rawdha Hidri, ICC YAF Representative for Tunisia.
+21623703705
hidrirawdha@gmail.com
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